NetMeeting, Instant Messaging and VOIP

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February 10, 2004
 

Another Costly NetMeeting Patent Case?

"AT&T wins round in patent case
A federal court has sided with AT&T over one aspect of a complex patent lawsuit it filed against Microsoft. U.S. District Judge William Pauley III ruled Monday that there was no evidence that AT&T concealed information from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office when applying for its speech compression patent.

AT&T alleges that its patent covers the G.723.1 speech codec, which was included in Microsoft's NetMeeting 2.0 conferencing software. In June 2001, AT&T sued Microsoft in the Southern District of New York, and the case has not gone to trial" [link]

It looks like another potentially costly(to Microsoft) lawsuit over NetMeeting. They recently lost a $60 million lawsuit over the use of the Whiteboard feature.

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